Buying bugeye scoob... advice?
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Buying bugeye scoob... advice?
Hello everyone,
I unfortunately sold my 97 turbo2k last year, and now that I am getting married in just over 3 weeks I may have the possibility of getting another scoob for the wedding/honeymoon. The honeymoon is a 1000 mile round trip around south/sw england and south wales, with some very nice roads!
I would like some advice as to what to look out for with bugeyes - body, engine etc.
I am finding it hard to get a happy medium i.e. handling, comfort, space against brute power. I am to blame as my classic was very noisy and had very modified suspension!
We have narrowed it down to a wrx sti V7 which I am looking at tomorrow and a normal wrx on Saturday.
Any pointers will be helpful, thank you please!
I unfortunately sold my 97 turbo2k last year, and now that I am getting married in just over 3 weeks I may have the possibility of getting another scoob for the wedding/honeymoon. The honeymoon is a 1000 mile round trip around south/sw england and south wales, with some very nice roads!
I would like some advice as to what to look out for with bugeyes - body, engine etc.
I am finding it hard to get a happy medium i.e. handling, comfort, space against brute power. I am to blame as my classic was very noisy and had very modified suspension!
We have narrowed it down to a wrx sti V7 which I am looking at tomorrow and a normal wrx on Saturday.
Any pointers will be helpful, thank you please!
Last edited by siannie; 30 July 2012 at 07:40 PM.
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Knocking rear struts, rusty parts underneath, slipping clutch, listen for knocking on start up (cold engine) also regular oil changes/service history are good to see. JDM have higher spec in standard form.
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